State College, Pennsylvania (CNN) -- The most powerful leaders at Penn State University showed "total and consistent disregard" for child sex abuse victims while covering up the attacks of a longtime sexual predator, according to an internal review into how the school handled a scandal involving its former assistant football coach. Investigators conducted more than 400 interviews and found that several officials had "empowered" Jerry Sandusky to continue his abuse, while Joe Paterno, the school's legendary head football coach, could have stopped the attacks had he done more, investigators said Thursday. Read the report here (PDF) In a scandal that has shaken Pennsylvania residents and gripped the nation, leading to Paterno's dismissal and the ouster of longtime president Graham Spanier, Louis Freeh, the former FBI director who led the review, said top university officials forged an agreement to conceal Sandusky's sexual attacks more than a decade ago.



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- CNN and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- FBI and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Graham Spanier and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Jerry Sandusky and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Joe Paterno and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Kenneth Frazier and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Louis Freeh and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- PDF and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Paterno and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Penn State University and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Pennsylvania and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Sandusky and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- Scott Paterno and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
- State College and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.
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Joe Paterno and the others also failed to alert the board of trustees, Freeh said.


By Ruth Styles PUBLISHED: 12:07 EST, 16 July 2013 | UPDATED: 12:23 EST, 16 July 2013 Yesterday, the Duchess of Cornwall revealed that the royal birth is imminent. Today, she had to make do with a tour of a Devonshire fishing village as another day passed without an appearance from the new third-in-line to the throne. Despite the lack of a new Royal heir, the Duchess appeared to be in good spirits as she toured  the pretty town of Brixham, famous for its fish pie and picturesque harbour, with the Prince of Wales. During the tour, Prince Charles found time to present the King George V Cup to the crew aboard the Pilgrim, a restored fishing trawler and the winner of the town's annual working trawler race.

After presenting the silver cup to the Pilgrim and its crew, the

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- Brixham and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- Camilla and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- Charles and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- Devonshire and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- Duchess and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- Duchess of Cornwall and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- King George V Cup and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- Pilgrim and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- Prince of Wales and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- RNLI and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- Royal and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- Ruth Styles and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
- West Country and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.
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Prince of Wales and Duchess decamped to one of the Royal National Lifeboat Institute vessels moored in the harbour.


More deaths were reported in Eastern Europe on Thursday as the region continued to shiver in the grip of unusually frigid weather. The coldest temperatures continued to chill the Eastern European countries of Romania, Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia, where Thursday was the coldest day yet for many. In Ukraine, 65 people have died since the bad weather started this week, according to the Ukranian Emergency Ministry. Of those, 47 were homeless. Others died in their homes or in hospitals as a result of frostbite and hypothermia. Health officials say that more than 1,100 people have sought help for hypothermia and frostbite over the past six days, the state-run Ukrinform news agency reported, and more than 900 of them have been treated in hospitals.

Conditions in eastern

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- Belarus are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Eastern Europe are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Eastern European are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Kiev are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Romania are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Russia are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Serbia are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Siberia are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Ukraine are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Ukranian Emergency Ministry are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
- Ukrinform are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.
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Ukraine are among the toughest because high winds are common there, and it is a poor area.